Thread: Binary to Hexa converter c++ HELP

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <sstream>
#include "hex.h"

//constructor

Hex::~Hex() //destructor
{
}

int Hex::toInt()
{
int num;
std::stringstream toBeConverted(hexNumber);
toBeConverted >> std::hex >> num;
return num;
}

std::string Hex::toBin()
{
std::string binaryNum;
std::transform(hexNumber.begin(),hexNumber.end(),h exNumber.begin(),tolower);
for (int i = 0; i <= hexNumber.length() ; i++)
{
if (hexNumber.substr(i,1) == "0")
binaryNum += "0";
if (hexNumber.substr(i,1) == "1")
binaryNum += "1";
if (hexNumber.substr(i,1) == "2")
binaryNum += "10";
if (hexNumber.substr(i,1) == "3")
binaryNum += "11";
if (hexNumber.substr(i,1) == "4")
binaryNum += "100";
if (hexNumber.substr(i,1) == "5")
binaryNum += "101";
if (hexNumber.substr(i,1) == "6")
binaryNum += "110";
if (hexNumber.substr(i,1) == "7")
binaryNum += "111";
if (hexNumber.substr(i,1) == "8")
binaryNum += "1000";
if (hexNumber.substr(i,1) == "9")
binaryNum += "1001";
if (hexNumber.substr(i,1) == "a")
binaryNum += "1010";
if (hexNumber.substr(i,1) == "b")
binaryNum += "1011";
if (hexNumber.substr(i,1) == "c")
binaryNum += "1100";
if (hexNumber.substr(i,1) == "d")
binaryNum += "1101";
if (hexNumber.substr(i,1) == "e")
binaryNum += "1110";
if (hexNumber.substr(i,1) == "f")
binaryNum += "1111";
}
return binaryNum;
}

std::string Hex::toHex()
{
std::stringstream hexNum;
hexNum << std::hex << decNumber;
hexNum >> hexNumber;
return hexNumber;
}


i need a converter that will accept a input of a binary then it will convert it to hexa.. if you have a better way or code pls post it here i really need your help guys please... T_T.. im really noob at programming i wanna disect this program so i can defend it to my prof.. thanks in future be patient waiting ..

First, indent your code.
Second, put your code in tags.
Finally, tell, where the problem is, we can't read the whole program sometimes... Tell us what problem you got.....

Why even uses classes here? That's an extreme overkill imho. Why don't you just use the function "strtol". It does all that and more, in just one standard function.